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Answer: Business infrastructure are the basic facilities, structures and services upon which the rest of a business is built. It is common to think of infrastructure as physical things but basic software and services can also be considered infrastructure. The following are common examples of business infrastructure
Explanation:
Answer:
Option (B) is correct.
Explanation:
Total Square foot of space:
= Fabrication + Assembly
= 4,000 + 2,000
= 6,000
Maintenance expense is allocated on the basis of square footage
.
So, maintenance expense allocated to assembly
:
= (Maintenance Operating costs ÷ Total Square foot of space) × Assembly Square foot of space
= ($26,400 ÷ 6,000) × 2,000
= $4.4 × 2,000
= $8,800
Answer:
Total differential cost= -$73300
Explanation:
Equipment rental is equal in both alternatives, so it is not relevant for making a decision.
Costs Alternative A:
Material costs $ 38,000
Processing costs 43,000
Building costs 13,700
Total= $94700
Costs Alternative B:
Material costs $ 66,000
Processing costs $66,00
Building costs $36,000
Total= $168,000
Total differential cost= 168000-94700=$73300
Alternative B costs $73300 more than Alternative A. Based only on this information, alternative A is better than alternative B.
Answer:
1. Collateral
2. Tax
Explanation:
In the eyes of a lender, when financing a residence, the advantages that an investor have over owner-occupied borrowers include the following:
1. Collateral: The investor can use the property he is financing to erve as a collateral for the loan he is taking out, but in owner-occupied properties, the collateral for the loan is not solely on the value of the property.
2. Tax: The interest on the loan taken by the investor is seen as a business expense and is treated as tax-deductible just like all corporate loan interests but the owner-occupied loan interests are not tax-deductible.
